Barceloneta Neighborhood Guide
The Barceloneta neighborhood sits on a peninsula and is most famous for its beaches, narrow streets, public art and seafood restaurants. Locals describe it as being independent and it even has its own flag.
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The Barceloneta neighborhood sits on a peninsula and is most famous for its beaches, narrow streets, public art and seafood restaurants. Locals describe it as being independent and it even has its own flag.
Barceloneta based Barraca restaurant is marked by a commitment to excellence in rice dishes, prepared using high quality, natural and ecological materials.
El Racó del Mariner runs from 7 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon, serving seafood just unloaded from fishermen’s boats.
Makamaka, which means ‘very close friend’ in Hawaiian, opened its doors in Barceloneta in 2012. The popular burger restaurant sits on a happy stretch of Passeig de Joan de Borbó, right before reaching the beach.
Pacha Barcelona overlooks the beaches of Barceloneta and the Mediterranean sea, sitting on a famous strip alongside leading restaurants and nightclubs such as Opium.